06May2016 | Drone Services, Development Flying High in Mexico CCTV America With a growing manufacturing and aerospace industry and low production costs, the drone business is booming in Mexico and fast becoming a testing ground for development. |
06May2016 | Talking Technology and US-Mexico Border Smuggling Motherboard Motherboard features editor Brian Anderson talks about the use of burner phones at the US-Mexico border by migrants and the cartels and smugglers that run the illegal border-crossing industry. |
06May2016 | Four Sisters Having Babies for European Couples in Mexico's Secret Surrogacy Trade Daily Mail The sisters, all single mothers, say the pain is worth every penny in a country where their only other options would be prostitution or waitressing for pennies just so they could feed and clothes their biological children. |
06May2016 | Locals Re-Enact Battle of Puebla in Mexico City on Cinco de Mayo Ruptly TV Locals from the Penon de los Banos neighborhood of Mexico City celebrated the Mexico holiday of Cinco de Mayo on Thursday, by re-enacting the Battle of Puebla, commemorating Mexico's victory over France on 5 May 1862. |
06May2016 | Cowed by Cartels, Mexico Journalists Find New Ways to Get the Word Out The Christian Science Monitor High levels of violence have caused many reporters to self-censor. But others are taking steps – like partnering with news outlets elsewhere – to keep reporting the news. |
06May2016 | Mana at the White House: 'It Was a Dream Come True' Latin Times "Wow, wow, wow! For us, a group of guys from Guadalajara, Mexico, it's an honor and it's a dream come true to be playing for Latinos in the White House," said frontman Fher Olvera. |
06May2016 | Activists Say Indigenous Women Are Still Absent in Latin American Politics Humanosphere The indigenous rights movement has made significant strides in Latin America over the last few decades, but indigenous women across the continent remain sorely underrepresented in political decision-making. |
06May2016 | 'Derecho de Piso': Children Extorting Classmates, Teachers in Guerrero Schools InSight Crime Reports have emerged from Mexico's turbulent state of Guerrero of children extorting their teachers and schoolmates under threat of attack, a stark display of the social depths to which organized crime can penetrate when the state is absent. |
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